Sed: /bootbank/boot.cfg: No such file or directory esxi-install.shĬopying unlocker.tgz to /bootbank/unlocker.tgzĮditing /bootbank/boot.cfg to add module unlocker.tgz Win11_English_圆4.iso esxi-uninstall.sh unlocker.tgz lsīigSur.iso esxi-install.sh esxi-unlocker-301.tgz For now, it seems wise not to use your MacBook with either of these peripherals or accessories until you have updated the software accordingly.I am not having any luck getting this to work. Slightly frustratingly, Apple doesn't give a list of compliant docks and USB-C hubs, so that users can know what to avoid at present. "macOS Big Sur 11.2.2 prevents MacBook Pro (2019 or later) and MacBook Air (2020 or later) models from incurring damage when they are connected to certain third-party, non-compliant powered USB-C hubs and docks." MacOS 11.2.1 also fixed a bug-in that case, one that stopped 20 MacBook Pros from charging beyond 1%.Īpple's notes for the new macOS Big Sur 11.2.2 release read as follows:
This is the second macOS Big Sur update to be released in February. Its predecessor, macOS Big Sur 11.2.1, was made available to users by Apple earlier this month. Nonetheless, it's clearly something Apple considers important enough to rush out a new software update to address. That makes it difficult to know how many Macs-if any-have suffered the kind of "damage" Apple refers to. That's because, according to Apple, its latest operating system update stops certain MacBook models from "incurring damage" when they are connected to third-party docks and USB-C hubs.Īpple doesn't give any extra information about this bug in its software release notes. MacOS Big Sur 11.2.2 is out-and it's an update that's worth installing in a hurry if you've got a newer MacBook Pro or MacBook Air.
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